Daniel Sunter
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Belgrade Stunned by Killing
Two bullets have plunged a city, and a nation, into shock and mourning.
6 Sep 05
Serbia: Mafia's Days Numbered?
The assassination of Zoran Djindjic could presage the end of organised crime in Serbia.
6 Sep 05
Europe Gives Belgrade Benefit of the Doubt
Belgrade makes big strides towards European integration, despite concerns over rights abuses.
6 Sep 05
Serbia: Popovic Inquiry Calls
Members of ruling coalition urge probe into activities of government information supremo.
6 Sep 05
Belgrade and Pristina Prepare to Talk
Authorities' attempts to resolve long-standing issues appear to have the backing of the population.
6 Sep 05
Serbia: January Election Likely
Prime minister's refusal to sack of controversial police minister makes early election almost inevitable.
6 Sep 05
Kostunica's Party Government Front-Runner
If Democratic Party of Serbia is elected, it's likely to continue previous government's reforms, but will have to overcome policy differences with coalition partners.
6 Sep 05
Serbia: Solana to Push for Union Deal
Election fever holds up progress on linking Serbia with Montenegro.
6 Sep 05
Pavkovic Used as Stalking Horse?
Former army commander's candidacy may be an attempt by Djindjic to sabotage Kostunica's bid for the Serbian presidency.
6 Sep 05
Belgrade Ended Mitrovica Resistance
Serbia agreed to Mitrovica accord in order to bolster its prospects of joining international organisations.
6 Sep 05
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